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I 'd like to but a 1902 Luger carbine but understand big numbers are involved. After reading on this site I don't believe there is one book devoted to these but was hoping that you all could recommend the references to buy to avoid an expensive mistake - thanks Michael
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There is an excellent documentation of the 1902 Carbine in Goetz and Sturgess' "The Borschardt and Luger Automatic Pistols". It covers prototypes, development and commercial Carbines.
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Thanks- this one is still in print, yes?
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Yes - It's available from distributors in the USA and in Europe. USA dealer is Simpson Ltd
http://www.simpsonltd.com/ http://www.simpsonltd.com/product_in...ducts_id=23643 While the book looks expensive, it's worth every penny!
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